Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-06-01
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. J.M. W. Moore snd family left for [ l visit East this afternoon.
 Mrs. Vim. H. McGrew is visiting rela- tiyes in San Francisco. The territorial boad of equalization will meet in Prescott June 7th. Colonel Vim. Christy, of the Valley Bank, Phenix, was in town to-day. W. Bashford & Co. received car load of bacon and hams yesterday. A fresh invoice of superextra cigars just received at Chas. Curtis < Co.'S. The Hook and Ladder fire laddies will meet tonight to arrange for nemo- rial day.
 A. J. Head has purchased J. F. Osen- burgs's residence on the south end of Marina street.
 Professor Ludwig Thomas, H. J. Mar music for last nights ball.
 Governor Zulick left for Phenix and other towns in the southern part of the territory this morning.
 Ed. Gale. popular young man of Flagstaff, who has been attending the Grand Lodge K. of P, left for home this afternoon.
 Charley Yates Is not a very bellige- rent man, but it is not safe to ask him who knocked sullivan out in Si Louis.
 The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias completed it's labor this morning, after the installation of officers, and ad- journed.
 Major John Reese, Schenck Jacobi and number of ladies came in y ester day from Prescott Junction, to attend the K of F. ball.
 John Dake, Chas. Foley and two Misses Foley, daughters of the latter, called at the JoURSAL-MISER office to- day and examined our excellent water motor.
 "Joe Campbell Is the most obliging man in the mountains" was the yer diet rendered today by J. x. Roden- burg, on his return from visit to AleX andra.
 Col. c. B. Burnham, of the St. Louis Yavapsi milling and mining compsny, came up from Tip Top yesterday and left on this afternoons train for St. Louis.
 The JoUaNAL-MISEK was the only paper in Prescott that gave full re- port of the proceedngs ef the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias.
 Ed. Low took yesterdays passenger train out io the Junction, Conductor Pomeroy remaining in town, to take part with his brother Knights in the R. of r. ball. Ed Is an old ticket puncher.
 Parties, who have visited Walnut Grove, say that the board, furnished the men by the contractors there, is supe- rior to any they have ever seen in any camp. A. r. Williams, an experienced restauraieur. is in charge of the board ing house.
 The demand for copies of the Last issue of the WEEKLY JoURNAL-MISER has been greater than we could supply. We have received numerous compli- ments on the quantity and quality of the news it contained, as well as its fine typographical appearance.
 Judge John Howard is seriously thinking of retiring from the practice of law, to engage in the ministry. His ambition Is to found new church. He has a number of students, who he is preparing for Bishops in his new church, and his future actions will be governed largely by the success he meets with in their preparation J.N. Rodenburg returned yesterday from trip through the mountains, in- cluding visit to Alexandra and Del Pasco. At the latter place, he says, Diamond Jo Reynolds is building . boarding and lodging hoRse for his em- ployes, 72 feet by 9 feet, two stories high, with bath houses, etc. He has about fifty men in his employ at pres eni, cutting timber. developing mines. and grading for his stamp mill. George Schleicher received letter on Thursday, from J. q. Adsmton, con- taining the sad intelligence of the death of the latter's son, on Wednesday, m Hoibrook. MT. Adanson was called to Holbrook, on account of the sickness of his little daughter about ten days ago. The little girl got better, while the little boy, aged about one year, was taken GcK and died within three days.